Harper's Magazine organization
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Tom Wicker worked_for
Harper's Magazine documented
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“Wicker Tom The Undeclared Witch-Hunt Harper's Magazine v 239 November 1969 108-110 AP2.H3…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.313
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So we've got the grandfather, Lewis Abbott's grandfather. We've got his father. We've got Lewis Abbott himself. But he also had a couple of kids. His first son was Lewis H. Lapham. And it was pointed out in our chat earlier, he was the edit…
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And it also kind of ties back, too, to the Columbia Plaza scandal, which is – it's still not totally vetted. But Jim Hoogan of Harper's lays out a pretty interesting case for it that Len Kolodny also picked up in 1994. So there are some jou…
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Mr. Morris, who happened to be a young editor at Harper's Magazine, to help him set the record straight of a humiliation event. He wanted him to write his side of the story of the Bay of Pigs because it made Dulles furious that the Bay of P…
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The book goes on and talks a little bit about that conversation and where Morris had come from. And it says, Morris was the most touted magazine editor of his generation and on his way to becoming the youngest editor of Harper at 32. Under …
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as we reading it now we're reading it as a in itself a historical correct artifact in other words what would be printed possibly by the what a washington bureau editor of harper's magazine in 1978 or nine right and that that in itself is is…
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In this book, when you mention Harper's Magazine, while investigating Intertel, the author scheduled an interview two weeks in advance with columnist Jack Anderson. Arriving for the interview, I learned that someone was impersonating me and…
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Institute, which we covered on Apple Warrior Show as being basically a CIA front, the agency would sue me for libel. It wasn't the fear of litigation that dismayed me, but rather the fact that my telephone conversation with Battelle was sti…
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had taken out of Ted Soreson's memoir, Kennedy, deeply disturbing. And he labeled them as misleading. The Schlesinger and Soreson's broadside on the Bay of Pigs spurred Dulles into action. But after wrestling with a long belabored, bitter r…
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Plan policies, not just for the war, but the aftermath of the war. In a September 1960 Harper's Magazine, there was an article that was published by Hobert Rowan entitled America's Most Powerful Private Club. The subtitle was, How a Semi-So…
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consulates in Afghanistan. Aegis, as journalist Charles Glass wrote in Harper Magazine in 2012, was the elite private force in Afghanistan. This would be for years to come, despite Afghan President Karzai's order to expel all private milita…